1000W LED Fishing Lamp

1000W LED Fishing Lamp

1.A fish gathering lamp is primarily used to attract bait fish, which are small fish that larger fish feed on. When the light is turned on,

it illuminates the surrounding water, It emits light of specific wavelengths and high intensity to attract phototactic marine life

(such as squid, saury, sardines, etc.), aggregating them around the fishing vessel.

This significantly increases fishing efficiency and catch rates. As a revolutionary replacement for traditional metal halide lamps,

it represents the modernization of the fishing industry towards energy efficiency, intelligence, and sustainability.

1000W LED Fishing Lamp

2. Working Principle

The core principle is based on the phototaxis of marine organisms. Many fish and cephalopods are highly sensitive to specific wavelengths of light,

particularly blue-green light, and instinctively congregate towards it.

LED fishing lamps use precise semiconductor technology to efficiently produce these specific wavelengths,

which possess superior penetration in water. The light creates a vast illuminated area underwater,

effectively forming a “man-made fishing ground” that lures scattered schools into the effective range of nets or hooks.

3. Key Technical Features and Advantages

Compared to traditional fishing lamps (e.g., metal halide), LED lamps offer overwhelming advantages:

· High Efficiency & Energy Savings:
· Extremely high photoelectric conversion efficiency, consuming only 10% – 30% of the power required by traditional metal halide lamps.
· Drastically reduces fuel consumption (for onboard power generation), significantly lowering operating costs.
· Precise & Tunable Spectrum:
· Capable of producing precise light in the 450-530nm (nanometer) range—the blue-green spectrum with the strongest seawater penetration

and highest effectiveness for attracting pelagic phototactic species.
· Advanced models feature spectrum tuning, allowing operators to switch the optimal light color based on the target species

(e.g., squid prefer blue-violet, saury prefer white), water depth, and clarity.
· Low-Temperature Cool Light Source:
· LEDs generate very little heat during operation (“cool source”).
· Safety: Eliminates the risk of severe burns to crew or igniting flammable materials on board.
· Long Lifespan: The low operating temperature greatly slows source degradation, resulting in a lifespan of 30,000 to 50,000 hours

or more—many times that of traditional lamps.
· Robust & High Vibration Resistance:
· Solid-state construction has no fragile components like glass filaments. Built with sturdy materials (typically aluminum alloy housing, silicone sealing),

they perfectly withstand harsh marine environments, salt spray corrosion, and the intense vibrations of fishing operations.
· Instant Start & Flicker-Free:
· Reach full brightness immediately upon powering on, with no warm-up time. Can be switched on/off frequently without affecting lifespan.
· Flicker-free, stable light provides more consistent and effective attraction.
· Intelligent Control:
· Can be integrated with smart control systems for remote wireless control, group switching, dimming (adjusting brightness),

and flashing modes (to simulate baitfish behavior), making operation highly convenient.
· Eco-Friendly:
· Contains no harmful substances like mercury. Reduces the vessel’s carbon footprint due to lower fuel consumption.

4. Comparison with Traditional Fishing Lamps

Feature LED Fishing Lamps Traditional Metal Halide Lamps
Energy Consumption Very Low (Saves 70-90%) Very High
Lifespan Very Long (30k-50k hours) Short (1k-3k hours)
Light Spectrum Precise & Tunable, high penetration Fixed, broad spectrum, low efficient light ratio
Heat Output Low (Cool source, Safe) Very High (Surface can reach hundreds of °C, Hazardous)
Start-Up Time Instant Long warm-up required
Vibration Resistance Excellent (No filament, solid-state) Poor (Filament easily breaks)
Maintenance Cost Very Low (Nearly maintenance-free) High (Frequent bulb replacement)
Smart Features Fully Supported (Remote, Dimming, Groups) Not Supported